Frongoch Internment Camp Heritage Tour

Join Fields of Éire for a special Irish Heritage Tour from Liverpool to Frongoch in North Wales — the site of the historic Frongoch Internment Camp, known as “the University of Revolution.”

After the 1916 Easter Rising, over 1,800 Irish prisoners — including Michael Collins — were held at Frongoch, where ideas and strategies for Ireland’s independence took shape.

Led by local historian Alwyn Jones, this full-day coach trip explores the story of the camp, the solidarity between Ireland and Wales, and the enduring legacy of Irish nationalism abroad.

🗓️ Saturday 28 March 2026

🕗 Departing 8:30 AM | Returning approx. 3:30 PM

📍 Departure Point: Old Irish Centre Building, Mount Pleasant, Liverpool

💷 Tickets: £30 per person

🎟️ Tickets on sale via Ticketbud

The bus will be picking up at the Old Irish Centre building on Great Orford Street on Mount Pleasant, Liverpool L3 5RG

Step back in time with us and uncover one of the most powerful stories of Irish resilience and cultural identity beyond Ireland’s shores.